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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1952

Page

9

Truce talks record shortest ever at 90 seconds

In MUNSAN Korea AP reports truce negotiators set a new brief record disposing of the day in 90 seconds. Lt Col Howard S. Levie said a hot summer and cold winter loom if Communists outwait. Gen Hsieh Fang spoke 60 words. Gen Harrison answered with two as talks recessed until Saturday.

Munsan Korea Fnmay Howard S. Levie Hsieh Fang William K. Harrison Hsieh U.N Harrison Russia U.N. Command

Americans strike train and report minor ground clashes

Seoul reports Fifth Air Force sabres spotted a long Communist supply train crossing the Manchurian border. They destroyed the locomotive and crippled 17 boxcars with machine guns after failed patrols. Infantry actions were limited to small Red attacks on the central front and a UN sortie on a Red hill in the west.

Seoul Fifth Air Force U.N Red

Political quotes mix party power and military talk

Selection of remarks from Sen Paul Douglas Adm Turner Joy Dylan Thomas Gen Omar Bradley and Omar Brad about conventions Communists ethics and civil service. The text presents varied views on leadership democracy and honesty in public life.

Paul Douglas D-Inl Adm Turner Joy

Plans for Combat Dog Death Denied

The Far East command said no plans exist to destroy combat scout dogs in Korea. The army clarified that only in cases of incurable disease would any dogs be destroyed, in response to reports suggesting otherwise.

Washington Far East Command Korea Army Headquarters Army

Three Darling Brothers Home on Furloughs

Three sons of Doris C. Darling 1328 Sixth Street watch relief from military duty on furloughs. Pfc Byron Kelly Darling returned from Korea after a year and a China wounded action last May, is home for 30 days before reporting to Fort Sheridan Illinois. His twin Myron Connie Darling is on a 10 day furlough from Hunter Field Atlanta Georgia. Their brother Cpl Dean F Darling of Fort Campbell Kentucky is also home on a 10 day furlough.

Doris C. Darling Sixth Street Pfc Byron “Kelly” Darling Korea Fort Sheridan Ill Myron “Connie” Darling Hunterfield Atlanta Cpl Dean F. Darling Fort Campbell

Prefab bunkers aid Seventh Infantry in Korea

In Korea the U S Seventh infantry regiment uses a frontline assembly line to produce prefabricated bunkers. Major Walter M Turner conceived the project with Lt Henry D Hoyle and Sgt John M Healy directing. Bunker kits arrive complete with on site assembly guidance and reinforced ground housing for soldiers.

U.S Korea U.S. Seventh Infantry Regiment Seventh Toons Iit Walter M. Turner Sanford Fla Henry D. Hoyle West Kingston R. L John M.healy West Springfield Mass

Retail food prices rise in late March report

Washington bureau of Labor Statistics data shows retail food prices increased by three tenths of one percent from March 15 to 31. The rise reflects ongoing inflation pressures on everyday groceries and consumer costs.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics

Price figure rises 12.5 percent from prior outbreak level

The report notes a 12.5 percent increase from the level just before the Korean outbreak, with the new figure reaching 228.5 percent of 1935-39 prices.

Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Linn County

State of Iowa Ling County notice declares Alois M. Hasek Jr attorney for the executrix of the estate of Mes Ma chacek late of Linn County Iowa deceased. Debts must be paid promptly and claims filed with Linn County Court.

State of Iowa Ling County Mees Machacek Linn County

Wreckage Found of B-25 Plane Near Denver

Searchers located the wrecked B-25 on a wooded Rocky Mountain peak about 18 miles west of Denver. All 11 crew members were dead. The plane disappeared Tuesday en route from Fairfax Air Force Base Kansas City Kansas and was spotted by a Civil Air Patrol pilot during an air ground search.

Denver Rocky Mountain Here Fairfax Air Force Base Kansas City Kan Civil Air Patrol

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